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Why can't we just do non-overlapping generation without averaging? I presume you have tried and found that averaging gives better results. Is there any intuition or theory for that?
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Hello @yxchng, this is a great question that I had as well. The averaging between overlapping regions is necessary to create a coherent and smooth transition between the individual denoised patches. However, it turns out that you can also simply shift non-overlapping denoising windows through the timesteps such that borders in one timestep are corrected in the next which results in faster image generation, see our analysis here https://spotdiffusion.github.io/
Why can't we just do non-overlapping generation without averaging? I presume you have tried and found that averaging gives better results. Is there any intuition or theory for that?
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